Kurjey Dzong - the Bhutanese proudly proclaim that all of the dzongs are made without a single nail!
A women with her prayer wheel circumambulating the Dzong.
Suspension bridge with prayer flags
Prayer flags - they are fabricated in five colors which symbolize water, wood, fire, earth and iron. Almost as beautiful as the ones my Rancho family made me for my going away party -
Completely unknown to me, it was Guru Rinpoche’s birthday (Book Club – remember the guy on the road trip??). He is known as the second Buddha and is recognized as bringing Buddhism to
At the end of the day, we decided to take a break from traditional Bhutanese food and we had Himalayan Pizza. As you can tell from the pictures, we were basically in someone’s living room. The little girl in the picture handed
Wow - I think that was my longest post yet! Hope you all had a great weekend!
Heather, I love the pictures-- the woman with the prayer wheel, the prayer flags, the children. And I love reading about your adventures and experiences. Enjoy the journey!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun to hear about and see your adventures. Traveling vicariously through you ... loves, Katie
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